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Featuring Rita Hayworth (before she became a star), this mildly amusing if verbose comedy is co-directed by Lee Garmes and Ben Hecht, better known as a writer (Hitchcock's Notorious). Aug 2, 2010 | Rating: C+ | Full Review…
Featuring Rita Hayworth (before she became a star), this mildly amusing if verbose comedy is co-directed by Lee Garmes and Ben Hecht, better known as a writer (Hitchcock's Notorious).
Emanuel Levy
What turned me off was that the downbeat tone never changed for me even as it piled on all its moral lessons. Jan 23, 2007 | Rating: C+ | Full Review…
What turned me off was that the downbeat tone never changed for me even as it piled on all its moral lessons.
Dennis Schwartz
3.5 Jul 18, 2003 | Rating: 3/5
3.5
Leonard Klady
Minor B was Rita last lower rung entry before her ascension to the top of the Columbia and box office heap which started with her next film The Strawberry Blonde. It's unremarkable stuff and Rita seems disengaged in it but Thomas Mitchell and John Qualen give their usual fine performances.
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